Am I as bad as I think I am or is this kinda normal?
For the last few days (maybe even longer!) I just don't seem to have the energy to play with DS, I just want to put him in the play pen or his excersaucer & get on with other things. He usually cries, probably because he's bored :( but I just cant hold him all day & play.
I lose my temper really quickly (I will be starting anti-depressants as soon as I get to the Drs, hopefully soon) I dont hit him or anything, its just when he's crying & wont stop sometimes I shout at him to "shut up" or something similar. I feel terrible, even as I'm saying it, but I just cant seem to handle it as well as I used to.
I also want him to just stay asleep :redface: He gets up about 6:30am these days, I give him abottle in bed with me, put him in his playpen while I go back to bed to rest, then I put him back to bed around 7:30. Sometimes he sleeps a few hours (sometimes only half an hour - 2 hours) then he gets up has some breakfast, has a play, then back to bed for what is usually his longest rest of the day (around 3 hours generally), then he has a bottle in the afternoon & a play, then usually a rest in the afternoon, up for a play, then dinner, play, then bottle & bed by 6-6:30pm.
I feel bad that I "enjoy" while he's asleep. I dont want to do anything to risk waking him up (sudden loud noises etc) because I want him to sleep for a loooooong time :(
It may just be because I'm depressed & will hopefully be different once I'm on my meds but I'm constantly feeling guilty for wanting him to sleep all the time. I really enjoy him when he's all smiley & laughing (when I have the energy to play with the little guy) but when he's whinging in the play pen or excersaucer I'd just prefer him to be in bed making no noise at all.
Does anyone else ever feel like this? Have you in the past? Did it pass? Do you think it should pass once I start my meds?
I feel awful about it :cry:
(Ps Please dont judge me, I dont like feeling like this, I'm just being honest & would like some advice or opinions)